The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-29

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a Msnnsr MAKES n Assertion which "
Can NOT suhstnnslaes. aad = Promptly
nrandsd - : IAar-ouhssquent Eveneh
Bosrox. April III. }. Clancy cables
the Hsrsli from London % follows; 'sIhe
scene ~ ne Houss OF Commons Friday
nIeht Il today the talk Of Great Britain
Ana ireland. II was like bolt from tho
blue. The debate all the evening up %
about midnight like tho debate 81
week was extremely decorous II not dull
Al the time mentioned the notorious
Colonel 6aunderson caught the Speakers
eve. having been for IN hour previcusy
alappinR HE things with biz notes
ewavinR backward and forward almost
convulsively, and conducting himself %
II he were on thorns- He WA not nve
minutes speaking whom he got well into
repetition OF several old jokes and Ola
calumnies. q which the Tories laughed
ana checred, and then be proceeded 20 70
neat the charges Of completely with muir
der. which tho Tim<s has been circulating
Tor the past two monthA ] need not 40
scribe q length the scene which followed.
Buface II to Say that tho calumniatot
va handled and throttiedin = manner that
astonished not only him. but the govern
ment and tho Speaker He aimed ~ muir
der, but only committed suicide. Inc
courage, promputude and nrmness WIN
| which Healy and Sexton acted ana 'no
attitude Of the rest Of the lrish parry -
I, spite OF oil the threatened consequence q,
! ~ ans non ion. took the starch out OF az
their enemies, including Saunderson, who
ala nor expect such resistance In the nrst
Mace. and then thought threats Of punish
ment would deter the Irish from behav-
ing like men. So completely did tho
irish member triumph that II was
virtually agreed before the House a.
iourncd that the vote suspending Hoaiy
should be rescinded. and after the House
Adjourned Il was settled between Sexton
and the Government whips that tne
course should be taken at the sitting Nom
dav. Il Il well understood. and the deci'
sion. I NAV add. was taken At once % tne
lobbv during the division on Healy's sus
pension that every member Of the lrisn
nartv present would follow his example
Not altogether, but one py
one. until the last man
had called saunderson liar, and was ex
PEELED for il, and the knowledge OF tnis
fact. no doubt contributed 70 the settle
ment arrived at finally The action OF the
speaker in allowing Saunderson 20 MAKE
his charge was prod OF o. least on
good result, whatever may be tnouent 2
il otherwise That result was that oaun
derson,'whenshe Withdrew MS charge. WIN
drew Il because as he said he could no
substantiate il, confession wnicn nnan.
disnoses OF him a. . politician OF any
wei0ht with the English people, aud III
} admirers on the Government bench FRI
dav night he left the cham Der 70
} the lobby pale and trembling, and . q
was going out he met two Irish member
. who called him. TO his teeth, liar ana
coward. Although q crowd OF member
were standing by, he never SAID 2 wor'
n reply. He went out TO the rcfres hmen
bar still pale as death, and. afer while
: seemed 10 leave by back door. ate
> having had word or two with . police
man: but some Irish me mbers havin
= audibly remarked that he was lea'
: ino bv a back door. he agar
}. walked into the middle Of the lobby.
Q this time DR.. Turner eLdeavored TO rous
II anv remaining spark OF courage I'M
}, might be in him by audibly remarkir
s that one man could not possibly insult .
. other more than hy calling him Q cowal
J, and 4 liar. but even this failed 20 VIII
the would-be hero up to . fighting poin
. The great Orange WarEior'
y fact, collapsed utterly, and after
70 few minutes he disappeared ~
y incident will be Of immen
% service to the Irish cause In fact u D
10 already, but II has hardly yet closed. {
= Monday night 1t 10 not impossible "a
70 there will be another scene. and Il Is qui
g certain that II any body else then Or
~ any future time adopts the role OF Sau
70 derson TO the Irish party. that party y
ne stand no nonsen Sc, and whatever the @
sequence be. will act with sternne
~ that will surprise their foes. 4 ma
OF authority for saying that Healy Il IN
r. ouRhly satisfied with the nights work:
as II did not think" said he to me y
70 night, ssthat l would have 70 make
IT, short speech in reply TO Saunders
'ut but the single word liar.' under the
aid cumstances. was more effective, perha
'er than q two hours deliverance-" I
Ass event has thrown every thing, includ
Chambcrlain's harangue. entirely into
shade, and together with the agitation
the country. has practically killed the